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There is also mental friction with learning an entirely new tool. `jj` is different enough from `git` that one can't transfer knowledge. Currently the documenta
by dlisboa 10mo ago
There is also mental friction with learning an entirely new tool. `jj` is different enough from `git` that one can't transfer knowledge. Currently the documentation is not good enough to assuage that issue.
- stouset 10mo agoThis really isn’t true. All of my git knowledge—except for the CLI flags—is directly useful for jj. The jj CLI is very easy to grok, even for a seasoned git user. Maybe even especially so for a seasoned git user.
- swaits 10mo agoFrankly, this is a rather poor, uninformed excuse. Most people who try it grok the concepts in days. And they feel right at home in weeks. That's when you start hearing, "I'll never go back."